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Simon Lauder

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As seen in: ABC South East NSW, ABC News (Australia), South Australian Country Hour, The New Daily
Breakfast presenter, ABC South East NSW
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'Miracle' message in a bottle unearthed at Wallaga Lake after 45 years

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By Vanessa Milton, Simon Lauder Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Luke Hamilton is no stranger to finding messages in bottles — he's found two already in the past month. But his latest find was particularly intriguing. The message, enclosed in a scotch bottle and sealed with a cork and a screw-top, was written on packing slips from the cargo ship that it was tossed from and tightly wrapped in the pages of an old women's magazine. It was 45 years old and in immaculate condition.
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Save Our Hospital Inc has decided to fold, after years of advocating for health care in the Bega Valley - ABC South East NSW

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By Simon Lauder Verified, Adriane Reardon
| ABC South East NSW Verified
Save Our Hospital Incorporated (SOHI) is wrapping up its operations, after a long battle to improve healthcare services in the Bega Valley. The group formed in 2008, originally as the 'Save Pambula Hospital' group, to advocate for certain levels of care at the Pambula site and surrounds. SOHI maintained a "watching brief", but President Sharon Tapscott said they've decided to fold, citing a "lack of traction".
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Uncle Bunja Smith shares his thoughts on the Indigenous Voice to Parliament Referendum

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By Simon Lauder Verified, Adriane Reardon
| ABC South East NSW Verified
You can only vote YES, or NO, but you may have many questions about the Indigenous Voice to Parliament Referendum. Walbunja elder Uncle Bunja Smith will be holding a public meeting at the Anglican Church in Moruya at 3pm on Sunday the 7th of May to answer your questions about the Voice. He joined ABC South East NSW breakfast presenter Simon Lauder to discuss why he wants the public to stay informed and maintain a conversation right up to the day of the referendum.
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